Differing /etc/roundcubemail/calendar.inc.php files
Brady, Mike
mike.brady at devnull.net.nz
Wed Feb 26 03:54:00 CET 2014
I am seeing two quite different /etc/roundcubemail/calendar.inc.php
files depending if I have done a clean install or an upgrade (yum update
on a Centos 6.5 system).
On a clean install of both 3.1 and 3.2 I get the following:
<?php
$config['calendar_driver'] = "kolab";
$config['calendar_default_view'] = "agendaWeek";
$config['calendar_timeslots'] = 2;
$config['calendar_first_day'] = 1;
$config['calendar_first_hour'] = 6;
$config['calendar_work_start'] = 6;
$config['calendar_work_end'] = 18;
$config['calendar_event_coloring'] = 0;
if (file_exists(RCUBE_CONFIG_DIR . '/' . $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] . '/'
. basename(__FILE__))) {
include_once(RCUBE_CONFIG_DIR . '/' . $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] .
'/' . basename(__FILE__));
}
?>
But when I do an upgrade of 3.1 to 3.2 I get an
/etc/roundcubemail/calendar.inc.php.rpmnew file with the following
content:
<?php
/*
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Configuration for the Calendar plugin
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| Copyright (C) 2010, Lazlo Westerhof - Netherlands
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| Copyright (C) 2011-2014, Kolab Systems AG
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| This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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| it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as
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| published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
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| License, or (at your option) any later version.
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| This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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| but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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| MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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| GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
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| You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public
License|
| along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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|
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
| Author: Lazlo Westerhof <hello at lazlo.me>
|
| Thomas Bruederli <bruederli at kolabsys.com>
|
+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
*/
// backend type (database, google, kolab)
$rcmail_config['calendar_driver'] = "database";
// default calendar view (agendaDay, agendaWeek, month)
$rcmail_config['calendar_default_view'] = "agendaWeek";
// show a birthdays calendar from the user's address book(s)
$rcmail_config['calendar_contact_birthdays'] = false;
// mapping of Roundcube date formats to calendar formats
(long/short/agenda)
// should be in sync with 'date_formats' in main config
$rcmail_config['calendar_date_format_sets'] = array(
'yyyy-MM-dd' => array('MMM d yyyy', 'M-d', 'ddd MM-dd'),
'dd-MM-yyyy' => array('d MMM yyyy', 'd-M', 'ddd dd-MM'),
'yyyy/MM/dd' => array('MMM d yyyy', 'M/d', 'ddd MM/dd'),
'MM/dd/yyyy' => array('MMM d yyyy', 'M/d', 'ddd MM/dd'),
'dd/MM/yyyy' => array('d MMM yyyy', 'd/M', 'ddd dd/MM'),
'dd.MM.yyyy' => array('dd. MMM yyyy', 'd.M', 'ddd dd.MM.'),
'd.M.yyyy' => array('d. MMM yyyy', 'd.M', 'ddd d.MM.'),
);
// general date format (only set if different from default date format
and not user configurable)
// $rcmail_config['calendar_date_format'] = "yyyy-MM-dd";
// time format (only set if different from default date format)
// $rcmail_config['calendar_time_format'] = "HH:mm";
// short date format (used for column titles)
// $rcmail_config['calendar_date_short'] = 'M-d';
// long date format (used for calendar title)
// $rcmail_config['calendar_date_long'] = 'MMM d yyyy';
// date format used for agenda view
// $rcmail_config['calendar_date_agenda'] = 'ddd MM-dd';
// timeslots per hour (1, 2, 3, 4, 6)
$rcmail_config['calendar_timeslots'] = 2;
// show this number of days in agenda view
$rcmail_config['calendar_agenda_range'] = 60;
// first day of the week (0-6)
$rcmail_config['calendar_first_day'] = 1;
// first hour of the calendar (0-23)
$rcmail_config['calendar_first_hour'] = 6;
// working hours begin
$rcmail_config['calendar_work_start'] = 6;
// working hours end
$rcmail_config['calendar_work_end'] = 18;
// show line at current time of the day
$rcmail_config['calendar_time_indicator'] = true;
// default alarm settings for new events.
// this is only a preset when a new event dialog opens
// possible values are <empty>, DISPLAY, EMAIL
$rcmail_config['calendar_default_alarm_type'] = '';
// default alarm offset for new events.
// use ical-style offset values like "-1H" (one hour before) or "+30M"
(30 minutes after)
$rcmail_config['calendar_default_alarm_offset'] = '-15M';
// how to colorize events:
// 0: according to calendar color
// 1: according to category color
// 2: calendar for outer, category for inner color
// 3: category for outer, calendar for inner color
$rcmail_config['calendar_event_coloring'] = 0;
// event categories
$rcmail_config['calendar_categories'] = array(
'Personal' => 'c0c0c0',
'Work' => 'ff0000',
'Family' => '00ff00',
'Holiday' => 'ff6600',
);
// enable users to invite/edit attendees for shared events organized by
others
$rcmail_config['calendar_allow_invite_shared'] = false;
// allow users to accecpt iTip invitations who are no explicitly listed
as attendee.
// this can be the case if invitations are sent to mailing lists or
alias email addresses.
$rcmail_config['calendar_allow_itip_uninvited'] = true;
// enable asynchronous free-busy triggering after data changed
$rcmail_config['calendar_freebusy_trigger'] = false;
// SMTP server host used to send (anonymous) itip messages.
// Set to '' in order to use PHP's mail() function for email delivery.
// To override the SMTP port or connection method, provide a full URL
like 'tls://somehost:587'
$rcmail_config['calendar_itip_smtp_server'] = null;
// SMTP username used to send (anonymous) itip messages
$rcmail_config['calendar_itip_smtp_user'] = 'smtpauth';
// SMTP password used to send (anonymous) itip messages
$rcmail_config['calendar_itip_smtp_pass'] = '123456';
// Base URL to build fully qualified URIs to access calendars via CALDAV
// The following replacement variables are supported:
// %h - Current HTTP host
// %u - Current webmail user name
// %n - Calendar name
// %i - Calendar UUID
// $rcmail_config['calendar_caldav_url'] =
'http://%h/iRony/calendars/%u/%i';
?>
Apart from all the comments:
- I see new options for some new features in 3.2, so I would have
expected this file to also be used in the new 3.2 install.
- The calendar_driver is wrong for kolab the rpmnew file. It should be
kolab, not database.
- The configuration array changes from $config to $rcmail_config. Which
is correct?
Which file should be used on a 3.2 system?
Thanks
Mike
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